CREW AGREEMENT
OWNER/CO-OWNER/MANAGING OWNER/CAPTAIN’S
&
SEAFARER/CREW MEMBER/ORDINARY SEAMAN’S
AGREEMENT
This AGREEMENT, dated is between:
Owner:
Managing Owner:
Captain:
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain’s Place of Birth (City & Country):
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain’s Date of Birth:
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain’s Full Physical Address:
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain’s Country of Origin:
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain’s Passport Number:
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain’s Passport Expiration Date:
By signing below the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain acknowledges that the above information
is true and correct.
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain’s Signature: Date:
Co-Owner:
Co-Owner’s Place of Birth (City & Country):
Co-Owner’s Date of Birth:
Co-Owner’s Full Physical Address:
Co-Owner’s Country of Origin:
Co-Owner’s Passport Number:
Co-Owner’s Passport Expiration Date:
By signing below the Co-Owner acknowledges that the above information is true and correct.
Co-Owner Signature: Date:
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AND
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman’s Printed Name:
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman’s Place of Birth (City & Country):
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman’s Date of Birth:
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman’s Country of Origin:
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman’s Passport Number:
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman’s Passport Expiration Date::
By signing below the above listed Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman acknowledges that
the above information is true and correct.
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman’s signature:
Date:
CAPACITY in which Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman is to be utilized:
The capacity in which you are utilized is as an Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman (The
lowest ranking personnel in the deck department. An Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman
generally helps out with work that Able Bodied Seamen (ABS) performs as directed by the
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain.
On this vessel VESSEL NAME a Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman works under the
direction of the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain, completing tasks such as working mooring
lines, operating deck gear, standing anchor details, working cargo, maintenance and repairs. A
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman also stands a navigational watch, generally as a
lookout or helmsman. Other tasks include but are not limited to; standing lookout, and generally
cleaning duties, as well as bottom cleaning and assisting in maintenance and repairs..
Schedule/Hours of work:
VESSEL NAME crossing the Ocean requires constant vigilance. The hours of work shall
be limited to a normal day time schedule as needed with the exception of Watches. Watches
shall be conducted on hours shifts around the clock. This schedule is subject to
modification as the situation dictates at the discretion of the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain.
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Location of work/utilization:
Shall be aboard the below listed VESSEL NAME currently in the_________ Ocean.
Vessel Name:
Operational Endorsements:
Hailing Port:
Certificate of Documentation:
USCG Documentation Number:
Compensation/Wages:
The above listed Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman shall receive as compensation and
or wages the sum of ZERO US DOLLARS & 00/100 ($0.00) per hour, day, week, month or year.
No other currency is valid per this agreement unless mutually agreed upon.
Monetary Contribution towards living expenses:
The above listed Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman agrees to pay Owner/Managing
Owner/Captain the sum of US DOLLARS & 00/100 ($ ) CASH per day, seven days
per week for food and general vessel expenses.
Means of Monetary Contribution Payment:
The above listed Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman agrees to pay the Owner/Managing
Owner/Captain one month's payment in CASH in advance each and every month that the
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman is aboard VESSEL NAME . In the event
that the Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman disembarks the vessel prior to using up the
full month's monetary contribution the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain shall reimburse the
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman the per day amount remaining.
Duration of employment:
It is the intent of the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain to sail from the
to the
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman agrees to the term of this Agreement
commencing from the date of boarding VESSEL NAME until clearing customs in the
This term of this Agreement may be further extended at the discretion of the Owner/Managing
Owner/Captain. At such time a new Agreement shall be executed.
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Repatriation:
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman shall NOT receive any compensation for
Repatriation upon termination of this Agreement or at any other time. Repatriation
compensation by the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain shall be in the amount of: ZERO US
DOLLARS & 00/100 ($0.00) No other currency is valid per this agreement.
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman agrees that repatriation is the sole responsibility
of the individual Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman and further agrees to the amount of:
ZERO US DOLLARS & 00/100 ($0.00) to be paid by the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain as
per the above paragraph.
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman acknowledges that the proof of sufficient funds
for the duration of their stay in upon entry is solely the responsibility of the
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman. The Owner/Managing Owner/Captain shall not be
liable for these expenses.
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman shall carry a valid exit airline ticket to their
country of origin or a travel bond satisfactory to the Government of
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman acknowledges that this is solely the responsibility
of the Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman. The Owner/Managing Owner/Captain shall
not be liable for these expenses.
Additionally Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman acknowledges that upon exiting the S/V
that the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain shall not be liable for any
expenses on shore incurred by the Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman.
Medical/Health benefits:
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman shall NOT receive any compensation for
Medical/Health benefits during the duration of this Agreement. Medical/Health benefits
compensation by the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain shall be in the amount of: ZERO US
DOLLARS & 00/100 ($0.00) No other currency is valid per this agreement.
The Seafarer/Crew Member (OS) agrees that Medical/Health benefits are the sole responsibility
of the individual Seafarer/Crew Member (OS) and further agrees to the amount of: ZERO US
DOLLARS & 00/100 ($0.00) to be paid by the Owner/Managing Owner/Captain as per the
above paragraph.
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Death benefits:
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman shall NOT receive any compensation for Death
benefits during the duration of this Agreement. Death benefits compensation by the
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain shall be in the amount of: ZERO US DOLLARS & 00/100
($0.00) No other currency is valid per this agreement.
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman agrees that Death benefits are the sole
responsibility of the individual Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman and further agrees to
the amount of: ZERO US DOLLARS & 00/100 ($0.00) to be paid by the Owner/Managing
Owner/Captain as per the above paragraph.
Indemnity and Hold Harmless clause:
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman shall save, defend, hold harmless and indemnify
the Owner/Co-Owner/Managing Owner/Captain from and against any and all losses, damages,
liabilities, claims, and costs of whatsoever kind and nature for injury to or death of any person
and for loss or damage to any property occurring in connection with or in any way incident to
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman, its associate’s or agent’s performance or failure to
perform under the Agreement.
The Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman and the Owner/Co-Owner/Managing
Owner/Captain have read and understand the entirety of the above Agreement’s terms and
conditions. Signing below acknowledges this understanding and affirms this Agreement.
Owner/Managing Owner/Captain’s Signature:
Co-Owner’s Signature:
Seafarer/Crew Member/Ordinary Seaman’s Signature:
Place of execution of Agreement:
Date of execution of Agreement:
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pets
Ahoy Panama Posse
I finally compiled the list of requirements for traveling with your pet. Most of the information was found on the governmental websites then translated to English. I wasn’t able to translate the information for Honduras and I wasn’t able to find anything for Cuba. I plan on updating as we go, and will send a message on Line app as we travel. Feel free to text or email me if you have any questions.
Toni and Olive ( new boat dog )
USA
CDC.gov (Bringing animals to U.S.)
See website for banned breeds and High risk countries
Vaccination Records
Int’l Microchip
*Blood test w/o US approved Rabies vaccine
MEXICO
Gobo.mx (If traveling with a pet)
No banned breeds
From US No Health certificate
Senasica upon arrival
Other countries. Health certificate (within 15 days of travel)
GUATEMALA
Oirsa.org & aprende.guatemala.com
Health certificate no more than 10 days upon arrival from last country
Rabies vaccination no older than 1 year
EL SALVADOR
Mag.gob.sv (authorization for import pets) (authorization for export pets)
Health certificate from last country visited
HONDURAS
Sag.gob.hn (Pet entry) document in Spanish & difficult to translate.
NICARAGUA
Ispa.gob.ni
Health certificate no more than 29 days before entry
Vaccines received at least 30 days before entry no more than 365
Export certificate to Costa Rica
COSTA RICA
Senasa.go.cr (DCA PG 02 RS 01 IN 005)
Health certificate to enter and one to leave (no more than 2 weeks old)
PANAMA
Embassyofpanama.org
Mida.gob.pa
Panamaconsolate.gr/system/uploads/asset/data/19/animals_info.pdf
Health certificate to enter, must be approved by Panama consulate and then submitted
3 days before entry.
FROM THE WEBSITE ( https://mida.gob.pa/formulariosinicio/ )
INTRODUCTION OF SMALL ANIMALS
TO THE REPUBLIC OF PANAMA
(Canines, felines, ferrets.)
A. REQUIREMENTS
Official document “Zoosanitary Export Certificate” issued by the Health Authority of the country of origin, legalized by “Apostille” by the Foreign Ministry or Consular Office in Panamanian diplomatic offices with a maximum of thirty (30) days of issuance, where it is stated that pets (canines , cats and ferrets) have been clinically examined and present good health.
Certificate of Good Health issued by a suitable veterinarian, with a maximum of thirty (30) days of issuance.
It must be stated that the pets (canines, cats and ferrets) have been clinically examined, are in good health and do not present fresh wounds or wounds in the process of healing.
Current Vaccine Record
It is mandatory that before the trip the animals are vaccinated against the following diseases:
Canines: RABIES, DISTEMPER, HEPATITIS, LEPTOSPIROSIS, PARVOVIRUS.
Felines: RABIES, FELINE VIRAL RHINOTRACHEITIS, FELINE CALICIVIRUS, FELINE PANLEUKOPENIA.
Ferrets:
The rabies vaccine for dogs, cats and ferrets has been applied from three (3) months of age and thirty (30) days prior to the trip (puppies). And in adult animals the vaccines are within the validity period.
Indicate the vaccination dates, brand, batch and expiration date on your vaccination record.
Indicate the endo and ectoparasitic treatments carried out prior to shipment.
B. PROCEDURE
Notify 3 to 5 business days prior to the arrival of your pet, sending the “Request for Home Quarantine”.
You must request the form “Request for Home Quarantine” to the emails “cam@minsa.gob.pa” and “camzoonosis@gmail.com
Send it to “cam@minsa.gob.pa” and “camzoonosis@gmail.com”
Upon arrival in Panama, at the entry points (ports, airports and borders):
It must be presented with the original documentation and a set of copies at the Office of the Executive Directorate of Agricultural Quarantine – MIDA.
It must be presented with the original documentation at the Office
C. COST OF PROCEDURES
Ministry of Agricultural Development / Executive Directorate of Agricultural Quarantine
B/. 10.00 (dollars) in cash for the “Phyto-zoosanitary Import License”; one (1) license per species.
B/. 15.00 (dollars) in cash for the Veterinary Inspection per animal.
Legal basis:
Law No. 23 of July 15, 1997.
Executive Decree No. 18 of May 21, 2019.
Ministry of Health / Zoonosis Control Department / Quarantine Section
B/.130.00 (dollars) in cash per animal for home quarantine.
Legal basis:
Decree No. 1132 of August 20, 1970.
Executive Decree No. 305 of October 3, 2006.
Ministerial Resolution No. 183 of August 20, 2001.
OPENING HOURS FOR PROCESSING
OF IMPORTATION OF PETS:
Monday to Sunday: 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Telephones: (507) 238-4234 / 238-3752 / 524-2247
Emails:
wiredondo@mida.gob.pa
kdutary@mida.gob.pa
angonzalez@mida.gob.pa
tramitezoo@mida.gob.pa
Executive Directorate of Agricultural Quarantine
https://mida.gob.pa/deca/
FOR THE IMPORTATION OF OTHER ANIMAL SPECIES, OTHER THAN CANINES, FELINES AND FERRETS, YOU MUST PREVIOUSLY REQUEST THE ZOOSANITARY REQUIREMENTS FOR IMPORTATION TO THE EMAIL ADDRESSES DESCRIBED ABOVE OR TO THE PHONE 524-2220 (DINASA).
COLUMBIA
Ica.gov.co (dogs and cats to Columbia)
Must apply online for health certificate and payfee. Must be presented at time of entry.
Health certificate from country of origin w/in 10 days of entry, also antiparasitic treatment w/in 60 days of arrival
ECUADOR
Agrocalidad.gob.ec [(entry into Ecuador of pets)
GALAPAGOS
Tourist pets are not allowed on the island
JAMAICA
Miic.gov.jm (guidelines for the importation of dogs and cats into Jamaica)
Health certificate from country of origin, Veterinary import certificate, titer test.
https://www.moa.gov.jm/content/guidelines-importation-dogs-and-cats-jamaica-animals-diseases-importation-control-amendment
CAYMAN ISLANDS
Doa.gov.ky [(Animal Health (veterinary services & imports). Animal health Import dogs & cats)]
Import permit required (can be started up to 6 months before travel), rabies titer test, Health certificate from country of origin within 14 days of travel.
BELIZE
Baha.org.bz (animal health)
Health certificate within 2 weeks of travel
CUBA
Unable to find information
BAHAMAS
Bahamas.gov.bs/agriculturemarine
Dog permit, rabies titer test, Health certificate
TURKS AND CAICOS
Visittci.com [(www.gov.tc) governmental website under construction]
Valid veterinary certificate from country of origin, completed import application submitted and approved at least one week before travel.
$50.00 fee paid upon arrival
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Ganaderia.gob.do (animal health requirements
Health certificate within 72 hours of travel
COUNTRY |
URL Authority | *Q | *VR | Health
Certificate |
Breed
Restrictions |
Titer test | Time
Restrictions Health Certificate |
International
Micro-chip |
Exit
Requirement |
USA | CDC.gov (Bringing animals to US | ✓ | ** | See website | X w/o US approved
rabies |
** | |||
MEXICO | Gob.mx (If traveling with pet) | ** | Health certificate | ||||||
GUATEMALA
|
Oirsa.org
Aprende.guatemala.com |
✓ | 10 days or less | ✓ | |||||
EL SALVADOR | Mag.gob.sv (authorization for import pet)(export pets) | ✓ | ✓ | ||||||
HONDURAS | Sag.gob.hn (pet entry)** | ||||||||
NICARAGUA | Ispa.gob.ni | ✓ | ✓ | 29 days or less | ✓ | ||||
COSTA RICA | Senasa.go.cr
DCA PG 02 RS 01 IN 005 |
✓ | ✓ | 2 Weeks or less Enter/exit | ✓ | ||||
PANAMA | Embassyofpanama.org
Mida.gob.pa Panamaconsolate.gr/system/ uploads/asset/data/19/ animals_info.pdf |
** | ✓ | ✓ | ** | ✓ | ** | ||
Columbia | Ica.gov.co (dogs and cats to Columbia) | ✓ | ✓ | 10 days or less | |||||
ECUADOR | Agrocalidad.gob.ec (entry into Ecuador pets) | ✓ | ✓ | ||||||
GALAPAGOS | *Tourist pets not allowed | ||||||||
JAMAICA | Miic.gov.jm |
|
✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | 3 weeks before arrival | ✓ | |
GRAND CAYMAN ISLANDS
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Dip.gov.ky (conditions governing the importation of Dogs and Cats into Cayman Islands |
✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | 14 days scheduled travel | |||
BELIZE | Baha.org.bz (animal health) | Within 2 weeks or less | |||||||
CUBA | *Unable to find reliable information | ||||||||
BAHAMAS | (Bahamas.gov.bs/agriculturemarine
(dog permit) |
✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ** | ✓ | ||
TURKS and CAICOS | Visittci.com) (www.gov.tc government website under construction) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||||
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC | Ganaderia.gob.do (animal health requierments) | ✓ | 72 hours of travel |
*Quarantine Vaccination Records
USA
**If dog has not been in high risk country past 6 months, not required to present rabies vaccination record and can enter any location. If from high-risk country than must present rabies certificate, If US vaccination, valid under certain circumstances (see website) must also have an ISO compatible chip.
MEXICO
** From US or CANADA do not require health certificate, Health certificate required from other countries
HONDURAS
**Unable to translate document
PANAMA
**The Panamanian approved health certificate must be filled out and approved from country of origin and must be authenticated by the Panamanian consulate with in validity period, fee for home quarantine. Health certificate, export license must be obtained to exit.
GRAND CAYMAN
**Paper work can be started up to 6 months in advance. There are several steps to bring a pet. Start early
CUBA
Unable to find reliable information
BAHAMAS
Can take 6-8 weeks for approval process
** See website for details
BELIZE
** Import certificate valid or 90 days
TURKS and CAICOS
**Import application. Submitted and approved at least one week before arrival
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This plan works but if you spend too much time overseas they will cut you off – this can be 6 months or more
- Fixed pricing that doesn’t unexpectedly change.
- Unlimited data and texts in the US, plus over 200 international countries or regions.
- Free calls to over 50 countries, regions, or territories from the US and affordable calls to other destinations.
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- 100 GB of Google One storage per member at no additional cost.
- Full-speed hotspot tethering at no additional cost.
Important: On the Unlimited plan with an iPhone, when you travel outside of the US, tethering and
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Unlimited Plus plans are priced on a per-line basis. The rate is determined by the number of people in the plan:
- 1 person: $70 ($70 total)
- 2 people: $60 per line ($120 total)
- 3 people: $50 per line ($150 total)
- 4 people: $45 per line ($180 total)
- 5 people: $45 per line ($225 total)
- 6 people: $45 per line ($270 total)
Taxes and government fees are charged in addition
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This plan works but if you spend too much time overseas they will cut you off – this can be 6 months or more when you least want it to.
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music
Below are some links to some tracks to enjoy on your passage(s)
4h 12m 57s Panama Posse Latin Mix.mp3 ⬇
1h 20m 06s 2021--2020 Panama Posse Songs .mp3 ⬇
MUST SEE FROM YOUR YACHT - CENTRAL AMERICAN SIGHTS
Along the Panama Posse CENTRAL AMERICAN route are THESE UNESCO AND OTHER SIGNIFICANT SITES
Below is a list of some of the most cultural or historically significant sites along the Panama Posse route.
Many of these locations are accessible from nearby marinas and are listed as UNESCO WORLD HERITAGES SITES.
CHART DOWNLOADS
CHARTS FOR THE PANAMA POSSE ROUTE
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21005 – Cabo San Quintin to Punta Eugenia (Mexico-West Coast) (OMEGA)
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21008 – Golfo de California-Northern Part (Mexico-West Coast)
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21011 – Punta Eugenia to Cabo San Lazaro (OMEGA)
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21014 – Cabo San Lazaro to Cabo San Lucas and Southern Part of Gulf of California (Mexico-West Coast) (OMEGA)
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21017 – Cabo San Lucas to Manzanillo (OMEGA)
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21020 – Manzanilla to Acapulco (Mexico-West Coast) (OMEGA)
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21023 – Acapulco to Puerto Madero (Mexico-West Coast) (OMEGA)
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21026 – Puerto Madero to Cabo Velas (Pacific Coast) (OMEGA)
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21033 – Isla del Cano to Isla de la Plata
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21036 – Golfo Dulce to Bahia de Paita
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21489 – Approaches to Puerto San Jose and Puerto Quetzal (Guatemala-North Pacific Ocean)
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21490 – Approaches to Champerico (Guatemala-Pacific Coast)
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21500 – Punta Remedios to Cabo Matapalo (OMEGA) (Chart indexed on page 3)
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21510 – Puerto Madero to Acajutla (OMEGA)
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21520 – Acajutla to Corinto (OMEGA)
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21521 – Golfo de Fonseca
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21524 – Approaches to Acajutla and La Libertad
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21525 – Corinto and Approaches
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21526 – Bahia de San Lorenzo
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21529 – Bahia de La Union and Approaches
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21530 – La Union
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21540 – Corinto to Punta Guianes (OMEGA)
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21542 – Puerto Sandino and Approaches
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21543 – Plans on the West Coast of Costa Rica A. Bahia Brasilito and Bahia Potrero
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21544 – C.R. 006, Gulf of Nicoya
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21546 – C.R. 008, Puntarenas and Puerto Caldera
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21547 – San Juan del Sur and Approaches
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21550 – Cabo Velas to Cabo Blanco (OMEGA)
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21560 – Punta Guiones to Punta Burica
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21561 – Punta Quepos Anchorage LOWRES
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21562 – Golfo Dulce LOWRES
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21563 – Gulfito LOWRES
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21580 – Cabo Metapalo to Morro de Puercos (OMEGA)
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21581 – Plans within Bahia de Charco Azul A. Puerto Armuelles
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21582 – Golfo de Montijo
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21583 – Isla de Coiba (South Coast of Panama)
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21584 – Approaches to Puerto Armuelles and Pedregal
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21601 – Morro de Puercos to Panama
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21602 – The Panama Canal from Gamboa to Balboa (Panama) Panels: A and B
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21603 – Approaches to Balboa
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21604 – The Panama Canal from Gatun to Gamboa
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21605 – Panama to Bahia Pina
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21621 – Isla del Coco (Cocos Island)
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21661 – Islas de Revillagigedo Guadalupe and Escollos Alijos Plans: A. Escollos Alijos
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22000 – Archipielago de Colon (Galapagos Islands)
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22004 – Cabo de San Francisco to Paita (Ecuador and Peru) LOWRES
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22008 – Coast of Peru (Piata to Pisco)
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22012 – Pisco to Arica
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24000 – Ilha de Santa Catarina to Maldonado (Brazil and Uruguay)
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24004 – Rio de Janeiro to Ilha de Santa Catarina LOWRES
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24008 – Belmonte to Rio de Janeiro (Brazil-East Coast) LOWRES
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24012 – Recife to Belmonte LOWRES
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24016 – Rio Parnaiba to Recife LOWRES
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24020 – Baia do Oiapoque to Rio Parnaiba
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24024 – Ponta Goiabal to Maroni River
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24028 – Gulf of Paria to Maroni River (Northeast Coast-South America)
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25001 – Caribbean Sea-Eastern Part
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25700 – Mona Passage
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25710 – Cabo Frances Viejo to Punta Nisibon (OMEGA)
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25723 – Approaches to Bahia de Samana
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25724 – Bahia de Samana
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25800 – Isla Beata to Isla Saona
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25803 – Bahia de Puerto Plata
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25841 – Approaches to Cabo Rojo and Pedernales
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25842 – Approaches to Barahona and Punta Palenque
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25845 – Puerto Viejo de Azua and Bahia de Las Calderas Plans: A. Puerto Viejo de Azua
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25847 – Puerto de Haina
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25848 – Dominican Republic-South Coast Plans: A. Puerto de Haina
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25849 – Approaches to Andres, San Pedro de Macoris and La Romana
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26001 – Caribbean Sea-Central Part
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26030 – Bermuda Operating Areas (OMEGA)
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26042 – Bahia Concepcion to Punta Brava (North Coast of Panama)
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26050 – Nicaraguan Rise-Eastern Part (OMEGA)
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26060 – Puerto Cristobal to Cabo Tiburon (OMEGA)
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26063 – Punta San Blas to Bahia Concepcion
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26065 – Cayos Chichime to Punta Rincon and Approach to Golfo de San Blas
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26066 – Approaches to Cristobal
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26068 – Puerto Cristobal
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26070 – Rio Colorado to Cristobal
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26100 – Morant Cays to Cabo Maisi
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26140 – Approaches to Manzanillo Bay
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26141 – Canal de la Tortue
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26142 – Approaches to Cap-Haitien and Bahia de Monte Cristi
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26143 – Bahia de Monte Cristi (Dominican Republic)
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26145 – Fort Liberte and Manzanillo Plans: A. Manzanillo
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26146 – Cap-Haitien
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26147 – Plans in Haiti A. Mole Saint-Nicolas
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26148 – Baie de LAcul and Approaches (Haiti)
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26181 – Golfe de la Gonave LOWRES
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26182 – Gonaives
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26184 – Approach to Port-au-Prince
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26186 – Port-au-Prince (Haiti)
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26187 – Baie de Saint-Marc LOWRES
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26188 – Plans in the Golfe de la Gonave A. Saint-Marc
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26190 – Windward Passage
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26203 – Ponte IAbacou to Baie dAquin
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26206 – Aquin and Jacmel (Haiti-South Coast) Plans: A. Aquin
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26207 – Jacmel LOWRES
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26210 – Navassa Island to Cabo Beata (OMEGA)
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26220 – Cabo Cruz to Santiago de Cuba including Jamaica
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26224 – Bahia de Santiago de Cuba
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26237 – Port of Nicaro
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26240 – Crooked Island Passage to Punta de Maisi
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26244 – Punta Silencio to Bahia de Sama
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26247 – Entrance Channel to Bahia de Banes
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26250 – Plans on the North Coast of Cuba A. Puerto Gibara
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26255 – Raccoon Cut (Bahama Islands) LOWRES
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26256 – Nurse Channel (West Indies)
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26257 – Plans in the Bahamas A. Highbourn Cut (Exuma Sound) LOWRES
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26259 – Bahia de Nipe
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26260 – Passages Between Acklins Island, Haiti, and Caicos Islands (LORAN-C)
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26263 – Plans in Southeastern Bahamas A. Mayaguana Island
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26267 – Great Inagua Island and Little Inagua Island
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26280 – Eleuthera Island to Crooked Island Passage
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26281 – Cockburn Town-San Salvador (Bahama Islands)
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26284 – Cat Island, Rum Cay and Conception Island Panels: A. Cat Island
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26286 – Elizabeth Harbour and Approaches
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26288 – Bird Rock to Mira Por Vos Passage Panels: A. Bird Rock to Windsor Point
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26295 – Tongue of the Ocean-Southern Part
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26300 – Little Bahama Bank to Eleuthera Island Little Bahama Bank (Panel A)
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26306 – Eleuthera-West Part
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26307 – Eleuthera-East Part
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26308 – Tongue of the Ocean-Northern Part
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26309 – Nassau and Approaches
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26320 – Northern Part of Straits of Florida and Northwest Providence Channel (LORAN-C)
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26321 – Hope Town Approaches
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26324 – Bimini Islands Panels: A. North Bimini Islands
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26328 – Berry Islands
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26340 – Approaches to Bermuda Islands (LORAN-C)
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26345 – Hamilton Harbor (Bermuda Island)
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27005 – Key West to San Juan
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27120 – Yucatan Channel
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27122 – Golfo de Guanahacabibes
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27130 – Cabo San Antonio to Cayo del Rosario
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27141 – Cabo Frances to Punta Las Cayamas including Isla de la Juventud (Isla de Pinos)
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27142 – Surgidero de Batabano and Approaches
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27146 – Northwest Coast of Isla de la Juventud
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27160 – Cayo Largo to Cayo Blanco including Cayman Islands
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27161 – Cayo Miguel to Cayo Blanco
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27163 – Bahia de Cienfuegos
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27180 – Cayo Breton to Cabo Cruz including Jamaica
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27183 – Approaches to the Port of Casilda
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27184 – Punta Colorado to Jucaro
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27186 – Tunas de Zaza and Approaches
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27201 – Jucaro to Cayos Gitanos
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27202 – Punta Charcas to Jucaro
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27206 – Niquero to Manzanillo including Canal de Madrona
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27207 – Punta San Jose to Manzanillo
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27211 – Cayo Yuraguana to Cayos Manopla
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27222 – Pilon to La Marea del Portillo
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27241 – Cayman Islands (West Indies) Plans: A. Little Cayman and Cayman Brac
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27243 – George Town Harbor and West End Point Plans: A. George Town Harbor (Grand Cayman)
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28004 – Caribbean Sea-Northwest Part (LORAN-C)
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28006 – Caribbean Sea-Southwest Part (LORAN-C)
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28041 – Approaches to Bocas del Toro and Laguna de Chiriqui
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28042 – Entrance to Laguna de Chiriqui and Chiriqui Grande
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28049 – Approaches to Puerto Limon and Bahia de Moin
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28050 – Nicaraguan Rise-Westem Part (OMEGA)
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28051 – Puerto Limon and Bahia de Moin
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28052 – Canal de Bocas del Toro
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28053 – Northwestern Passage into Bahia Almirante (Boca del Drago)
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28054 – Bahia Almirante (Southwestern Part)
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28082 – Bluefields (Nicaragua)
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28103 – Cayos Vivorillo, Becerro and Caratasca
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28104 – Puerto Cabezas and Approaches
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28120 – Puerto Isabel to Laguna de Perlas
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28125 – Isla de Guanaja (Caribbean Sea-Honduras)
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28130 – Cabo Gracias a Dios to Puerto Isabel
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28140 – Northern Reaches to Cabo Gracias a Dios
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28142 – Puerto Castilla
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28143 – Isla de Utila (Honduras)
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28144 – Port of La Ceiba (Honduras)
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28150 – Barra de Caratasca to Tela Panels: A. Cabo Farallones to Tela
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28151 – Approaches to Puerto Castilla
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28153 – Coxen Hole and French Harbor
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28154 – Approaches to La Ceiba
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28161 – Tela Harbor
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28162 – Tela to Pelican Cays
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28164 – Approaches to Puerto Barrios and Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla (Guatemala-Belize)
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28165 – Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla and Puerto Barrios
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28167 – Ambergris Cay to Pelican Cays
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28170 – Approaches to Puerto Cortes (Gulf of Honduras)
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28171 – Approaches to Puerto de Tela (Gulf of Honduras)
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28190 – Ambergris Cay to Isla Cozumel
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